Stock market gains with new highs on brisk session
New York stock market rose briskly in Saturdays session as twenty stocks hit new high records for the year. Gains centered in industrials with United States Cast Iron Pipe reaching 1024 year highs, American Can peaking, and U S Steel touching 110 before closing near 100.5. Rails rose modestly with Missouri Pacific and Pittsburg and West Virginia leading. Sterling and Dutch guilders firmed while French francs surpassed earlier highs.
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New York
Gmore
Elf
Wall Street
United States
U. S. Steel
American Foresting
Maxwell Motors
Wells Fargo Express
Missouri Pacific
Pittsburg
West Virginia
Katy
Sterling Exchange
Quiet Session in Cotton Market Amid Weekend Trading
New York cotton prices moved in a narrow range as traders settled accounts and anticipated the election. January opened steady, touched 22.84, then rose to 23.02 before closing 22.98, with December slipping to 22.70 and March to 23.15 before partial recoveries. Southern selling waned as trade buying and covering resumed, yet overall gains were modest. Spot cotton in New York stayed quiet at 23.60 middling. New Orleans markets were closed for Saints’ day.
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New York
Southern
South
Liverpool
New Orleans
Pointe Het
Cotton Movement and Prices Across Ports This Week
A weekly roundup reports port receipts and stocks for New York New Orleans Savannah Baltimore and Philadelphia with totals: week receipts 118 561 season exports 2 076 025. Interior movement notes Memphis and Atlanta stocks shipments and sales, while Liverpool quotes spot cotton prices from linen middling to good ordinary and futures closes.
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New Ylears
Galvestan
Caperts
Mamie
Savannah Widtling
Ad Arleston
Norfolk
Baltimore
New
Steck
Houston
Philadelhia
Tony
Memphis
Shigisents
Atochy
Stork
Midaling
Atlanta
Market news notes strength in investment issues
News Views and Reviews from New York reports a mixed market with gains in Commercial Solvent and a general sentiment of optimism for leading issues due to gasoline price trends. Profit taking appeared after the election, with traders cautious about carrying speculative bets. Livingston & Co.expect Blacks to stay strong post election with steel and other favorites rising.
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2B & Bean
New York
Slarea
Im Ue Ad Group
Pries
Ismey
S. C
N.Y
Cotton Letters from New York Tradesmanns
The market shows hesitation as buyers limit operations and fears grow of a large crop. Analysts note a conservative stance, with gains pinned to easy markers and election outcomes. Hedge activity awaits the election results and benchmarks remain cautious amid mixed domestic and world trade signals.
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Post & Flagg
New York
American Power and Light reports strong earnings and expansion
The American Power and Light Company, expanding from coast to coast through Florida Power and Light, shows twelve months ending August 31 1924 gross earnings of 33 701 164. It holds 21 730 300 debentures and 1 480 353 common shares, with no pledged subsidiary securities, and remains positioned to finance via debentures as it grows its utility holdings.
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American Power and Light Company
American Power and Light
Electric Bond and Share Company
Florida Power and Light Company
Atlantic Seaboard
Pacific
Southwestern Power and Light Company
Minnesota Power and Light Company
Pacific Power and Light Company
C. E. Groesbeck
United States
Power and Licht
Bond Market Shows Firm Tone Amid Moderate Advance
New York on November 1 reports a firm bond market with gains across high grade and speculative issues. Buying driven by low money rates and a robust weekly securities intake near 100 million dollars, plus a rise in British government bonds as sterling rebounds. Rail stocks, sugar firms, and Treasury 4 1/4s hit notable highs amid general improvement.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
London
Labor Ministry
Unite Kingdom
Chicago & Alton
Katy
St. Paul
Hien
Warner Ts
American Sugar Refining
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Magma Copper Ts
Treasury
United States
Daily Stock Feature Signals Decline in Barrels and Prices
The feature notes a daily drop in production of 4,700 barrels across several fields in California and other regions. It cites Hartman comparisons to prior year results, with October sales totaling 1,792,020 London money. Bar gold prices are listed at 34 1/2 pence per ounce with a 6% discount rate reference.
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Los Angeles
Basig
California
Hartman
Haerman
Salen
London
Tondon
Wheat Market Dips Amid Election Holiday Liquidation
Chicago reports selling ahead of the election holiday and export demand, pushing wheat lower. Prices show declines across futures and cash markets, with rye and oats also weakening while corn follows wheat trends. Traders eye U S visible supply, while moisture concerns and colder weather hint at potential larger receipts.
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Chicago
Ted
Liverpool
United States
Citizenship class studies government session notes
The women's division of the chamber of commerce held a citizenship class Thursday night led by Mrs. R. L. Turman. The class meets weekly at 7:30 in the club room and discussed the department of government and the governor's limited powers. The next lesson will cover the legislature and the judiciary.
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Chamber of Commercce
Department of Government
R. L. Turman
Railroads Lead in Week of Stock Market Activity
New York November 1 Special report notes a desolate public, with outside traders waiting for election certainty. Rail stocks led gains on strong car loadings and freight growth, while tobacco, oil, and metals rallied or declined with expectations of policy and tax changes after the election.
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New York
Renan
Coolidge
Congress
Cook
Wedidge
Coolddge
Ima Congress
Tobaces Etorks
Monthly Review of Atlanta Livestock Trade in October
In October demand strengthened for feeding cattle and Tennessee bags, with renewed interest and rising local beef prices compared to Nashville. Southern cattle faced a downward trend in unprofitable lots, while white vets saw prices above 12 cents. The great horse and mule auctions closed with over 3,000 miles cleared, attracting buyers from southern points. Atlanta Stock Yard reported leading activity in the regional market.
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Tennessee
Nashville
South
Atlanta
American
Atlanta Stock Yard
Tne
Premiums in Lead Trading Disappear
New York reports show fading premiums in lead, a rise to early September levels, and weak demand. Copper top prices reach 12 12 cents eastern delivery and 13 58 middle west, with lead offering around 864 units. Producers struggle to meet orders as demand from battery makers and radio components grows, while domestic zinc exports remain strong and galvanizers stay active.
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New York
Fea Sures
Middle West
Nleal
St. Louis
SSO
Conper
Braes
Connecticut Valley
Gos
Ant
Cin
Collector Ordered to Open Tax Lists
Washington November 1 The internal revenue bureau telegraphed Collector C F Routzahn at Cleveland calling attention to instructions that temetry records be open to public inspection as provided in the last revenue act The action was announced today upon receipt of a complaint from a Cleveland washerwoman claiming the right to inspect the lists
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
C. F. Routzahn
Clevelard
Hoveon
Cleveland Waniper
Willard Denounces Railroads Owned by Banking Interests
Daniel Willard president of Baltimore & Ohio rejects La Follette's claim that railroads are owned by organized banking interests. He cites 34,000 stockholders and a board of directors as the control, notes former bankers Kuhn Loeb and Speyer acted as agents but hold no stock or board seats. He calls the charge bunk and untrue regarding Baltimore & Ohio.
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New York
la Follette
Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio
la Fallette
Willard
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Speyer & Co
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
la Fullette
Wilford
Baltimore
Wollitd
Baltimore & Hig
Infermars
Balam & Cho
Tirecters
Dank Mo Watlurs
Baltiore & Olinan
Rahlender
Fim
Kahn, Loch & Co
Ruhlender
Xopatter
Speyer & Ey Ta Folleite
Vania Willard
Baltimore & Oho
Kuln, Loeb & Co Oor Spever & Co
Baltimore & Obi
Pulicc
Baltimore & Ohing
Investing Publi
Lucey Manufacturing Corporation
Lacor Manuaetaning Corporation
Re Werth ST Une
Publi
New highs and market surge across baking stocks and utilities
New York trading sees persistent gains with baking stocks leading gains, United Bakers and related names hitting record highs while Cities Service jumps sharply. Oil issues show wide moves amid industry optimism. mining shares remain active and strong as broad trading broadens.
Markets at a Glance New York November 1 Stock Trends
Markets at a glance show stocks strong with buoyant sales and treasury yields at record highs. Foreign exchange gains, cotton lower, coffee weak, wheat down on light demand, corn steady to higher with broad market demand sustaining price pressure.
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New York
Salyeais
Boyant
Ands
Orm
Treasury
Chicago
Weekly Cotton Goods Review Report From New York
A November market summary reports fluctuating cotton goods trends with lower gingham prices and steady bleached bottoms. Revenue and output commentary covers prints, sheetings, broadcloths, sateens, pongees, and dress fabrics, noting rising sales of newer small figure styles. Prices listed for primary markets show mixed gains and declines across standard cotton products.
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New York
Catton
Prine Clocim
Devon
Suz
Inghama
Alleged murderer captured in Irwin county
Fitzgerald Ga November 1 Special deputies Scarboro and G B Roberts captured William Floyd a negro wanted for murder in Telfair county at a turpentine still near Abba Irwin county last night The negro had been in hiding for several months He made no resistance
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Fitzgerald
Scarbora
G. B. Roberts
William Floyd
Telfair
Abba
Irwin County
Negro Sentenced to Electric Chair in Joyner Murder
Nashville Tennessee society news reports that a Black man was sentenced by Judge C. C. Lyon to be executed in the electric chair on December 3 after being found guilty by a Nash County superior court jury yesterday of murdering Arthur Joyner, a public chauffeur, on the night of July 2.
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Nashville
Cheatham Evans
C. C. Lyon
Nash County
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